She Agreed to Help an Elderly Friend—Now the Massive Daily Request is Completely Consuming Her Life
Sometimes, helping means knowing where to draw the line before it becomes a responsibility.
Sometimes, helping means knowing where to draw the line before it becomes a responsibility.
The manager handled that situation well.
If they had asked first, it might’ve been different.
What exactly did he expect would happen?
Maybe she overreacted, but she has a right to be annoyed.
The blame belongs to the customers.
She stuck to the deal, they changed it, why are they upset?
Actions have consequences.
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